Hyperfine Structure of Ga67 and Ga72

Vernon J. Ehlers, Yurdanur Kabasakal, Howard A. Shugart, and Orhan Tezer
Phys. Rev. 176, 25 – Published 5 December 1968
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Abstract

We have used the atomic-beam magnetic-resonance technique to measure the hyperfine-structure separations and the differential hyperfine-structure anomalies of 78-hour Ga67 and 14-hour Ga72 in the P322 and P122 electronic states. From the differential hyperfine-structure anomaly we have deduced the standard hyperfine-structure anomaly for the two J states. We have also calculated the nuclear moments from the measured hyperfine-structure separations. Our results are, for Ga67 (I=32): Δν(P122)=2457.72726(90) MHz, a(P322)=175.09736(15) MHz, b(P322)=71.95750(55) MHz, δ6967=2.51(13)×105, Δ6967(P122)=5.0(1.4)×106, Δ6967(P322)=20.1(2.0)×106, μI(uncorr)=+1.8454(3)μN, and Q=+0.22 b; and for Ga72(I=3): Δν(P122)=153.65266(53) MHz, a(P322)=6.25698(11) MHz, b(P322)=193.67365(80) MHz, δ7271=2.12(18)×104, Δ7271(P122)=4.2(1.2)×105, Δ7271(P322)=17.0(2.0)×105, μI(uncorr)=0.13186(2)μN, Q=+0.59 b. The quoted values of the nuclear magnetic moments include a correction for the hyperfine-structure anomaly, but do not include the diamagnetic correction.

  • Received 11 April 1968

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.176.25

©1968 American Physical Society

Authors & Affiliations

Vernon J. Ehlers*, Yurdanur Kabasakal, Howard A. Shugart, and Orhan Tezer

  • Lawrence Radiation Laboratory and Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley, California

  • *Present address: Department of Physics, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
  • Present address: Department of Physics, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey.

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Vol. 176, Iss. 1 — December 1968

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